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08 Apr

How Oil Trends Are Powering India’s EV Growth?

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New Delhi [India], April 08: India’s EV story was supposed to be simple. Cleaner air, smarter tech, fewer fuel bills, you know, the usual pitch. And for a while, that’s exactly how it was sold. Almost idealistic. Almost too neat. But then reality walked in. Loud, unpredictable, and carrying a barrel of crude oil. Because here’s the thing, India doesn’t just consume oil, it depends on it. Heavily. Roughly 85% of its crude oil needs are imported. That’s not a small vulnerability, that’s… well, a structural pressure point. And most of that oil? It flows through the Strait of Hormuz,…

07 Apr

India’s Domestic Investment Boom: Growth at 7.4 Percent and the Road Ahead

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New Delhi [India], April 07: Look, when people talk about India’s economic rise, they usually jump straight to foreign investments or big global companies setting up shop. But that’s only half the story. Maybe less. Domestic investment, public and private, is doing much of the heavy lifting. And it’s layered. You’ve got government spending, sure, but also corporate investments, household savings, retail participation in markets… all of it feeding into this broader cycle. It’s messy, interconnected, and honestly kinda fascinating if you zoom in. Private investment itself isn’t one neat bucket. It’s households investing in assets, corporates expanding capacity, and…

07 Apr

India Auto Industry Outlook FY27: Growth, EVs, and Rural Demand

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New Delhi [India], April 07: There’s always that one year when everything just clicks. Sales jump, sentiment turns, dealers stop complaining (well, a little less), and suddenly the whole sector feels like it’s finally got momentum on its side. FY26 was that year. And now… now comes the part people don’t talk about enough, the year after. Not the crash. Not even a slowdown, really. More like a recalibration. A step back without actually stepping back. If that makes sense. Because heading into FY27, India’s auto industry isn’t losing steam. It’s just choosing not to sprint again immediately. And honestly,…

07 Apr

Tax Consultants Chamber Announces Session on CCFS 2026 and Companies Act Changes

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Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], April 07: Continuing with its age old commitment towards professional education, the Chamber of Tax Consultants (CTC) is set to organise a virtual lecture on the topic- “Changing Times: The Companies Compliance Facilitation Scheme (CCFS 2026) and Overview of Proposed Changes in the Companies Act, 2013.” The main objective behind this is to discuss the main regulatory developments which impact corporate compliance and governance. Gaurav Pingle, a distinguished expert in corporate law, will be leading the session and will share insights on the newly introduced CCFS 2026 scheme, from 15th April, along with an overview of the recent amendments proposed under the…

07 Apr

Why Best of Exports Is a Leading Hotel Furniture Manufacturers Company in India

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New Delhi [India], April 07: In today’s competitive hospitality industry, creating a memorable guest experience goes far beyond exceptional service. The ambiance, comfort, and aesthetics of a hotel play a crucial role in shaping customer perception and satisfaction. One of the key elements that define this experience is high-quality furniture. This is where Best of Exports has established itself as a trusted and leading hotel furniture manufacturer in India, delivering excellence through craftsmanship, innovation, and reliability. A Legacy of Quality and Craftsmanship Best of Exports has built a strong reputation by consistently delivering premium-quality furniture tailored specifically for the hospitality…

07 Apr

Ongoing Conflict in West Asia- A matter of serious concern for MMF exporters – Shri Shaleen Toshniwal , Chairman, MATEXIL

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Shaleen Toshniwal, Chairman – MATEXIL Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], April 06: Expressing deep concern over the escalating geopolitical tensions in West Asia, Shri Shaleen Toshniwal, Chairman, MATEXIL (Manmade and Technical Textiles Export Promotion Council), stated that the ongoing conflict involving the US, Israel, and Iran is severely impacting India’s manmade fibre (MMF) and technical textiles exports. “The continuing conflict in West Asia is a matter of serious concern for exporters. The sharp rise in crude oil prices is directly impacting the cost of key raw materials such as manmade fibres, thereby putting immense pressure on the entire value chain,” said Shri …

07 Apr

Is Shiprocket Reliable for eCommerce Businesses in India? A Detailed Performance Review (2026)

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New Delhi [India], April 07: For Indian e-commerce, delivery reliability is essential. It drives customer satisfaction, repeat purchases, and profits. One failed delivery costs more than just logistics fees; it risks future orders. Most small and mid-sized sellers pick a single courier and absorb losses when it falls short. This approach becomes riskier and more costly as the business scales. Shiprocket and other aggregators solve this by combining multiple couriers, automating allocation, and expanding reach. This spreads risk instead of concentrating it. But how reliable is Shiprocket in practice? This review measures its real-world performance on key factors for growing…

07 Apr

PlastiWorld 2026 Concludes with 800+ MoUs, Accelerating India’s Push Toward $50 Billion Export Target

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Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], April 07: PlastiWorld 2026, organized by AIPMA (All India Plastics Manufacturers Association) in partnership with FIEO (Federation of Indian Export Organizations), concluded successfully in Mumbai, reinforcing its role as a high-impact, export-focused global sourcing platform for plastic finished goods. Held from 23rd to 25th March, the three-day export-focused exhibition generated approximately ₹60 crore in concluded business, facilitated 4,000+ pre-scheduled B2B meetings, and led to the signing of 800+ MoUs between Indian manufacturers and international buyers.Designed as a structured bridge between Indian MSMEs and verified global buyers, PlastiWorld 2026 addressed a key gap in conventional trade fairs by enabling result-oriented business matchmaking.…

07 Apr

PlastiWorld 2026 Concludes with 800+ MoUs, Accelerating India’s Push Toward $50 Billion Export Target

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Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], April 07: PlastiWorld 2026, organized by AIPMA (All India Plastics Manufacturers Association) in partnership with FIEO (Federation of Indian Export Organizations), concluded successfully in Mumbai, reinforcing its role as a high-impact, export-focused global sourcing platform for plastic finished goods. Held from 23rd to 25th March, the three-day export-focused exhibition generated approximately ₹60 crore in concluded business, facilitated 4,000+ pre-scheduled B2B meetings, and led to the signing of 800+ MoUs between Indian manufacturers and international buyers.Designed as a structured bridge between Indian MSMEs and verified global buyers, PlastiWorld 2026 addressed a key gap in conventional trade fairs by enabling result-oriented business matchmaking.…

07 Apr

The Goldilocks Phase: Is India’s Economic Sweet Spot Finally Here?

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New Delhi [India], April 07: A steady hand at the wheel: how India is quietly balancing growth, inflation, and global uncertainty without hitting the brakes There’s something oddly calm about India right now. Not quite, definitely not that, but steady. Grounded. Like a train moving fast but not rattling off its tracks. And honestly, in a world that feels like it’s constantly one headline away from chaos, that steadiness matters more than we admit. So yeah, as April kicks in and the Reserve Bank of India gears up for its policy announcement, this doesn’t feel like just another routine update.…